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The Authoritarian Personality

by: Theodor Adorno

Publication date: 1950

Topics: Social Psychology, Prejudice, Study, Survey, group, sociology, F-Scale, techniques, data, collection, distribution, questionnaires, selection, clinical study, ideological trends, ethnocentrism, Jews, politics, religion, vocation, income, Anti-semitic, ideology, Anti-Semitism, formulation, subdivision, reliability, statistical analysis, Analysis, internal consistency, A-S Scale, case studies, responses, structure, ethnocentric ideology, E-Scale, politico-economic ideology, group membership, liberalism, conservatism, PEC scale, religious attitudes, church, Antidemocratic-trends, fascism, intelligence, education, interviews, prejudiced personality, comparison, basis, representativeness, manifest, minorities, race, tabulation, parents, childhood, family, rating, quantitative results, idealization, appraisal, affect, victimization, submission, indepence, dependence, love, ingroup orientation, conceptions, childhood, rating, image, father, men, women, sacrifice, moralism, restrictiveness, parental conflicht, father-dominated, mother orientated, discipline, rules, assimilation, siblings, status, family patterns, sex, people, self, instinctual tendencies, pure, bad, fondness, exploitation, manipulation, individualism, conventionality, permissiveness, hierarchical, egalitarianism, human relations, equalitarian, Libidinization, friendship, social status, intrinsic worth, self-glorification, masculinity, femininity, Moralism, denial, causation, adult, personality, cognitive, orality, anality, aggression, ambivalence, identification, superego, ego, distortion, reality, symptoms, rigidity, science, superstition, autism, suggestibility, verification, discriminatory powers, validity, repression, awareness, externalization, internalization, flexibility, genetic aspects, cultural outlook, prejudiced, unprejudiced, values, jews, judge, bourgeois, ignorance, opinion, pseudoconservatism, usurpation, FDR, politicians, utopia, bureaucrats, social change, unions, business, government, foreign policy, Russia, Communism, Belief, God, disbelief, immortality, irreligious, resentment, syndrome, Authoritarian, rebel, psychopaht, crank, environmental, criminality, administration, Negroes, morals, heterosexuality, attitudes, neurosis, psychosis, conclusions, American Jewish Committee, publication, social studies, Theodor Adorno, Max Horkheimer, Samuel Flowerman, evolutionary psychology, Jewish group interest, Else Frenkel-Brunswik, Daniel Levinson, R. Nevitt Sanford

Collection: fringe; loggedin

Language: English

STUDIES IN PREJUDICE

EDITED BY MAX HORKHEIMER

AND SAMUEL H. FLOWERMAN

THE AUTHORITARIAN PERSONALITY

By T. W. Adorno, Else Frenkel-Brunswik, Daniel Levinson and R. Nevitt Sanford

SPONSORED BY

THE AMERICAN JEWISH COMMITTEE

SOCIAL STUDIES SERIES: PUBLICATION NO. III

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